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MadMarx
Christian Marx
Germany
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01/02/2014 11:54AM

Main British Car:
1977 Triumph IMSA TR8 Group 44 Canada Rover 4L

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IMSA TR8 - Spax on the rear axle
Posted by: MadMarx
Date: February 27, 2015 05:53AM

Over the winter I found the block main bearings out of round.
Today the machine shop phoned that the crank is running again.
So engine assembly is short before.

I also get some custom build dampers for the rear axle made by SPAX.

Now after a while all spares are collected (bearings, piston rings, gaskets, brake pads, dampers, clutch parts) to make the car race ready.

If all goes right the first race can come.

I sharpen the knife for the BMW M1 ProCars and hopefully can keep up with them and you don't hang me up if I'm not and getting behind.

Cheers
Chris
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BWA


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Re: IMSA TR8 - Spax on the rear axle
Posted by: BWA
Date: February 27, 2015 04:00PM

Great looking car!
Could you post some more photos of your machine?

Cheers
Byron


MadMarx
Christian Marx
Germany
(54 posts)

Registered:
01/02/2014 11:54AM

Main British Car:
1977 Triumph IMSA TR8 Group 44 Canada Rover 4L

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Re: IMSA TR8 - Spax on the rear axle
Posted by: MadMarx
Date: February 27, 2015 04:13PM

Thank you!
Yes, the Group 44 cars are really nice shaped.
This car was the Canadian entry 1980 to IMSA and TransAm.
Bodywork, Spaceframe cage and Suspension came from Group 44. Engine + Transmission from JRT Canada.

I don't have many photos of the engine at the moment, maybe is a sound example also nice?

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Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 02/27/2015 04:21PM by MadMarx.


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